The Springfield Research Fund Dissertation Fellowship supports graduate students’ research on contemporary LGBTQIA+ issues to challenge stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination.
Applications have reopened with a deadline of June 11, 2027, replacing the notice that applications were closed for 2026. The preference for dissertation research addressing intersectional stigmas is no longer limited to the 2026 program year.
The Springfield Research Fund Grants support early-career psychologists studying contemporary LGBTQIA+ issues to dispel stereotypes and negative information that fuel prejudice and discrimination.
Division 18 Lived Experience Fund Dissertation Research Grant supports doctoral students’ research in psychology to advance work on peer support, survivor research, and other topics centered on lived experience.
Roy Scrivner Memorial Research Grant supports graduate researchers studying LGBTQIA+ family psychology and therapy to deepen understanding of family challenges, coping, resilience, and clinical interventions.
Division 18 Lived Experience Fund Research or Program Development Grant supports psychologists with lived experience in research and program development to explore and address lived-experience topics.
CLAGS Fellowship Award supports graduate students, academics, and independent scholars with research, travel, or writing for dissertations and first or second books that contribute to LGBTQ studies.